Golf & Events

Grayhawk Golf Club for a group.

Grayhawk is one of the easiest big-name clubs to fit into a North Scottsdale golf trip. It is open to the public, it has two 18-hole courses, and its two restaurants are good enough that non-golfers in the group will happily meet you there for lunch.

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The two courses

RaptorTalon
DesignerTom FazioCredited to Gary Panks, with David Graham in some sources
Known forPGA Tour (2007 to 2009) and NCAA championships (2021 to 2023)The club’s second 18-hole course
AccessPublicPublic

Yardage, rates and overseeding dates change. In 2026, Talon closed September 28 to October 11 and Raptor October 12 to October 29 for overseeding. Check the club before booking.

Planning a group round

  • •Book early in season: winter and spring tee times fill first. See the best time to golf in Scottsdale.
  • •Lunch after: Quill Creek Café and Isabella’s Kitchen are both open to the public. See lunch spots with a view.
  • •Large groups: call the club’s event team about outings and patio space.

Frequently asked questions

Is Grayhawk Golf Club open to the public?

Yes. Both the Raptor and Talon courses take public tee times.

Who designed the Raptor course?

Tom Fazio. It hosted the PGA Tour’s Frys.com Open from 2007 to 2009.

Can non-golfers eat at Grayhawk?

Yes. Quill Creek Café and Isabella’s Kitchen are open to the public.

Course history from published course profiles, including Golf Digest, checked October 2026. Overseeding dates from our golf season guide. Paradise Reserve is not affiliated with Grayhawk.

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